WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR
NIFTY:10900,10950, 11000
PIVOT
POINT: 10725
WEEKLY
SUPPORT FOR NIFTY : 10630,10600,10525
DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY:
10875,10930,10970
PIVOT POINT:10700
DAILY
SUPPORT FOR NIFTY : 10675,10650,10625
A see–saw week
for nifty has ended on a positive note. Nifty
closes the week on a positive note though fails to add any gain on weekly basis.
It was a week of consolidation as Nifty was well within a range that has been
in place for a second consecutive week. Despite the gains from heavyweights
like Financials, Pharma, and Pvt. banks along with some muted gains from Energy
space it was the laggards that capped the upside given the fact that they
continue to post gains on the back of sector rotation. The nifty has opened the week at 10830 made a
high of 10837 and low of 10701 and finally closed the week at 10821 up by 4
points. Nifty
is well supported at lower levels of 10650-10700. We have seen the base
building before at crucial level of 10400 which was being sustained for almost
a week to pull up for next rally. We have previously recommended creating long above
10800 and reiterate the same since recent consolidation will pave the way for
bulls towards the higher target of 10950 - 11000.
NIFTY FOR THE
NEXT WEEK
As we step into
the coming week, we will also face expiry of the current derivative series. All eyes are on the OPEC
meet as we await the decision though some key developments may have been priced
in the markets since Iran has been reluctant to participate in easing supply
while it also pointed to unanimity in OPEC meet which is bearish sentiment for
crude. Trade war fears have been there and may continue to make a space in the
sentiments of markets. That being said, Markets have now adjusted to
developments of Trade war and it is now not seen as a risk on market but
basically on sectors that are directly affected by it. Metals is something
which is affected very much by it and should be avoided for short term. Speaking on broad terms, with the Nifty forming a lower top after 11,100 levels
at 10900 , we still rule below this area. There is all likelihood of volatility
refusing to go away and we will see the markets trading in a bit wider range
with good amount of volatility ingrained in the sessions to come. The
resistance points for the coming week are expected to come in at 10895 and
10950. Supports are expected to come in at 10650 and 10575 zone.
NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 10675; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @10950
NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 10675; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @10950
Overall, in any
given scenario wherein the Nifty might see the continuation of the pullback,
the upsides are likely to remain capped from now on in the 10895 -10950 mark.
Once the Nifty approaches these levels, we will have to deal with that
formation with a great amount of caution. We expect that the Nifty might
continue to move up, but at the same time might encounter profit taking at
higher levels as well. We now recommend protecting positions at each higher
level. The coming week and weeks after that will give rewards much on the basis
of effective stock selection and sector rotation that will be done. Pattern analysis
showed Nifty continues to be in a broad symmetrical triangle pattern and
remains susceptible to resistance coming in from the falling trend line that
which joins subsequent lower tops from 11150 level. In
the next week Nifty is likely to see the 10895 and 10950 levels play out as
important resistance while support would come in at 10675 and 10600.
TECHNICALLY
SPEAKING.
The index formed a bullish kind of a candlestick pattern on daily charts,
and long lower shadows on the weekly basis. The weekly RSI stood at 60.86
levels in the weekly chart while 57.55 on daily chart indicating no divergence against price while MACD indicated bullish
trend as it traded above Signal Line. While having a
look at pattern analysis, the Nifty continues to remain in the 27-month long
upward rising channel. Also, the Moving Averages remain in order, with each
smaller one trading above the larger. It remains to be noted that with the RSI
remaining neutral, it too has formed a lower top for itself, as evident from
the charts.
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